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I am only on page 48 of the Muller Report and I am amazed at how well the main stream media: NYT, WP, WSJ, CNN, MSNBC, etc. got the details spot on. This is a strong testament to the vitality of our Real News sources. Other than Manafort, Don Jr, and J Kushner, it appears that Trump did not ACTIVELY CRIMINALLY coordinate with the Russians - pay attention to my choice of words. However, the Russians were all over Trump campaign officials, and Trump himself, playing them like a fiddle. As for obstruction... yes Trump did that.
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In your ironic list you managed to nail a couple of near truths. I take it by your response you are not a reader and do not have a knowledge of history. America has seen Oligarchs, Robber Barons, and Monopolies before, early 20th Century. A Republican Teddy Roosevelt fixed some of the problem with Trust Busting and Regulation. This was back when Republicans tended to be honest and Democrats tended to be corrupt and racist - Southern Blue Dog Democrats. Over time Teddy’s fix has been forgotten, Republicans have become corrupt and racist, and Democrats have become more honest and not racist. The switch started in the 60s. Yes, Republicans are primarily to blame here because of their undying faith in free markets - free markets only work with honest corporations, lots of competition, and good government oversight through regulation and enforcement. Some Democrats have sold their soul to corporations but Republicans hold the record for lock step resistance to any market interventions. Example, why is Medicaid/Medicare not allowed to negotiate drug prices? Answer: The Patriot Act. Say what? Yup, the Patriot Act. It also, prohibits the re importation of drugs sold by American Pharmaceutical companies to Canada and Mexico at bargain prices. Who would make such an amendment? Republicans. So much for run government like a business. Bottom line is, that Trump is just another person who talks big and means nothing on this issue.
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How Russia saw Trump: ‘A potential asset and an exploitable victim’
‘Wow,” Michael McFaul, a former U.S. ambassador to Moscow, exclaimed on Twitter in late October. “We still need to understand why Trump remains so intent on appeasing Putin.”
What set off McFaul was testimony from a top State Department official that “senior officials in the White House” had blocked the department from condemning Moscow for attacking Ukrainian ships in the Azov Sea. And on that day it was telling that even McFaul, a Kremlin-watcher for nearly 40 years, was struggling to put his finger on exactly what had driven the president of the United States into the Russian strongman’s arms, tugging the Republican Party along with him.
Trump’s affinity for Vladimir Putin seemed to glow red during a now-notorious 2018 Helsinki news conference when he sided with the former KGB agent’s denials of election interference over U.S. intelligence agencies’ findings. But so much else has erupted before and since, from revelations that he was secretly pursuing a Moscow hotel deal during the 2016 campaign, to exposés of his business relations with Russian oligarchs, to his continuing criticism of the NATO alliance, to his acquiescence to Russian troops taking over abandoned U.S. bases in Syria, to his pressure on Ukraine’s president to say publicly that Kyiv, not Moscow, had hacked the computers of the Democratic National Committee.
It makes you wonder, as the TV detectives say. Why do men go bad? Mole hunters have an acronym for it: MICE, which stands for money, ideology, coercion/compromise and ego/excitement. Trump qualifies for three out of four that explain his attachment to Moscow. Ideology’s not one of them, notwithstanding Trump’s crude nationalist populism that in many ways apes Putin’s kleptocratic rule. According to New York state records Trump changed party registrations at least five times over the years.
On his arm was his first wife, Ivana, a native of communist Czechoslovakia, whose Moscow-controlled spy service, the StB, had long counted her father as an informant, according to authoritative reporting cited by Nance. Her 1977 marriage to Trump had prompted the Czechs to open a dossier on him. “We knew that Trump was influential. He didn’t hide that he wanted to become president one day,” the StB’s then-chief said years later. “We were interested in learning more things about him.”
Especially his weaknesses. In Trump, they found two, a hunger for money and a raging ego, not to mention a lust for beautiful women. They began dangling opportunities — the Miss Universe contest, Trump Tower Moscow. They treated him like a potentate, affording him the bedroom suite reserved for princes and presidents at the Moscow Ritz-Carlton. Then, in the wake of Trump’s Atlantic City bankruptcies, Trump found new sources of cash from Russian sources, including the Kremlin-connected Deutsche Bank, Russian oligarchs who bought luxury condos in Trump Tower and “New York City allies from the former Soviet Union” who partnered with him in real estate deals from SoHo to Baku. One of them, Felix Sater, would eventually be accused of laundering hundreds of millions of dollars stolen from a Kazakhstan bank “to develop a Trump Tower in Moscow,” according to a lawsuit reported by the Associated Press.
That Trump wanted the details of his financial sources kept secret (along with his tax returns) was all the better, It gave Putin a better hold on him, a tool for coercion.
From the beginning, Russia had used “the MICE strategy to bring him under its sway, as his interest in Russia clearly blinded him. Trump was a potential asset and an exploitable victim worth keeping.”
Judging by his Russia-related decisions and pronouncements, the strategy has worked. Trump has dismissed Moscow’s subversion of American politics and pursued debunked conspiracy theories tying Ukraine to Hillary Clinton’s campaign. Equally important to Moscow’s strategic goals, he’s disparaged NATO and, by championing Brexit, undermined the European Union.
To longtime observers, Trump’s transformation of the GOP from hard-line cold warriors to muted bystanders has been astounding. Here again, the possible role of foreign money, Russian oligarchs and front groups provided millions of dollars for the campaigns of key Republican senators.
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@frankieb9444
Trump’s Lies and Tweets leading up to the January 6th, Storming of the Capital by crazed Trump supporters:
Dec. 12: On the day of pro-Trump rallies in Washington, D.C., Trump tweeted "Wow! Thousands of people forming in Washington (D.C.) for Stop the Steal. Didn’t know about this, but I’ll be seeing them! #MAGA."
Dec. 12: "WE HAVE JUST BEGUN TO FIGHT!!!" Trump said in another tweet.
Dec. 18: “Republican Senators have to get tougher, or you won’t have a Republican Party anymore. We won the Presidential Election, by a lot. FIGHT FOR IT. Don’t let them take it away!"
Dec. 19: Trump tweeted his praise for a report by his adviser Peter Navarro alleging election fraud: "A great report by Peter. Statistically impossible to have lost the 2020 Election. Big protest in D.C. on January 6th. Be there, will be wild!"
Dec. 26: Trump tweeted: "The ‘Justice’ Department and the FBI have done nothing about the 2020 Presidential Election Voter Fraud, the biggest SCAM in our nation’s history, despite overwhelming evidence. They should be ashamed. History will remember. Never give up. See everyone in D.C. on January 6th."
Dec. 27: "See you in Washington, DC, on January 6th. Don’t miss it. Information to follow!" Trump tweeted.
Jan. 1: "The BIG Protest Rally in Washington, D.C., will take place at 11.00 A.M. on January 6th. Locational details to follow. StopTheSteal!" Trump tweeted.
Jan. 1: "January 6th. See you in D.C." Trump tweeted.
Jan. 3: Trump retweeted @JenLawrence21, an organizer of a March for Trump bus tour: "Now we will bring it to DC on Jan 6 and PROUDLY stand beside you!"
Jan. 3: Trump retweeted Amy Kremer, another promoter of the march who said, "We are excited to announce the site of our January 6th event will be The Ellipse in the President’s Park, just steps from the White House!"
Jan. 3: Trump retweeted @CodeMonkeyZ: "If you are planning to attend peaceful protests in DC on the 6th, i recommend wearing a body camera. The more video angles of that day the better."
Jan. 4: At a rally in Georgia the day before the Senate runoffs, Trump repeated his grievances about his own election. He spoke about a continued fight, both for himself and the Senate.
"If the liberal Democrats take the Senate and the White House — and they’re not taking this White House — we’re going to fight like hell, I’ll tell you right now," Trump said.
"We’re going to take it back," Trump said.
Which of these reprehensible inflammatory lies would you care to discuss? We both know how this story ended, Trump’s crazed mob stormed the Capital and tried to injure, kidnap, murder, hang, etc. our Congress.
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@shawnstephens1251 The “Jenius” Of DJT ~ “So, supposing we hit the body with a tremendous — whether it’s ultraviolet or just very powerful light — and I think you said that that hasn’t been tried, but you’re going to test it. And then I said, supposing you brought the light inside the body, which you can do either through the skin or in some other way, and I think you said you’re going to test that, too. It sounds interesting. And then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute. One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning. Because you see it gets in the lungs, and it does a tremendous number on the lungs. So it would be interesting to check that, maybe check that out”. 😂😂😂
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@nukembear2345
Treasonous Trump at Helsinki shortly after 6 U.S. Intelligence Agencies confirmed Putin hacked DNC and assisted Trump in the election:
“My people came to me, [Director of National Intelligence] Dan Coats came to me and some others saying they think it's Russia. I have President Putin, he just said it’s not Russia,” Trump said. “I will say this, I don’t see any reason why it would be.”
Trump has labeled as a “hoax” the U.S. intelligence reports that Putin placed bounties on American soldiers.
“The president is seemingly smitten with the Russian president. Trump cannot stop praising him”.
Trump: “Putin has done a really great job of outsmarting our country. He could not have been nicer. He was so nice. He is really very much of a leader. He said nice things about me. I like him because he called me a genius. Putin did call me a genius.”
Trump when asked about Putin ordering the assassinations of journalists: “We got a lot of killers—a lot of killers. Why do you think our country is so innocent? You think our country is so innocent?… Take a look at what we’ve done too. Putin is no different than us”.
Trump congratulated Putin on winning reelection, giving his sham election legitimacy.
He considered visiting Putin on Russian soil despite the fact that Russia attacked the U.S. election.
He also gave Putin a PR victory on coronavirus by accepting a large delivery of medical supplies from Russia, a move that was regarded as a stunt by Moscow.
He pleases Putin over and over again, constantly criticizing NATO. To this day, Putin wants to weaken the alliance.
And speaking of alliances, the president asked allies to let Russia back into the G-7. The other member nations refused. He also invited Moscow to the G-7 summit again. Allies rejected him.
But Trump doesn’t just praise Putin. The president has also praised far-right European leaders aligned with Putin.
He likes to tell Moscow secrets about the U.S. Four months into his presidency, the president gave classified intelligence to the Russians inside the Oval Office.
Trump directed the CIA to share more with Russia, according to two former CIA officials. Even though the U.S. received nothing in return.
The Trump administration considered returning two diplomatic compounds in New York and Maryland to Russia after they were seized for spying.
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Yo-yos Tenbucks
So you support the Antichrist Trump. Think about it:
1. Trump has committed Adultly multiple Times.
2. He is a self admitted philanderer.
3. He son in law owns a building at the address of 666.
4. He is in love with his daughter in an incestuous way. “If she weren’t my daughter I would date her”
5. He betrays America to take favors from Putin - Russian Scandal and Election Hacking.
6. He cheats on his taxes
7. He cheats his contractors
8. He lies about big things and little things daily - lost count of verified lies. Is it 1000+ or 10,000+
9. Is not a Christian but claims to be. Knows nothing of the Bible, Jesus, or God. Does not, has not, acted like a Christian in any way, shape, or form. However, he panders to the Evangelicals.
10. Is attracted to, and fawns over, murderous dictators like Putin and Kim.
11. Is Verified Narcissistic
12. Appears stupid, inept, cruel, clownish, evil, etc. but is still very attractive to his followers?
13. Has Demon children.
Trump is the Antichrist and his followers are his minions.
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Trump touts Putin’s speaking out against his impeachment
Late Friday night, minutes before deplaning in Florida for the holidays, President Trump retweeted a link to an article in which Russian President Vladimir Putin defended him against impeachment.
“A total Witch Hunt!” the president tweeted at 10:30 p.m., as he shared a 36-hour-old Associated Press tweet that read: “BREAKING: Russian President Vladimir Putin says U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment is far-fetched and predicts the U.S. Senate will reject it.”
Trump’s boasting of Putin’s support comes a day after The Washington Post reported that White House advisers feared Trump’s belief that Ukraine, not Russia, was responsible for interfering with the 2016 election was spurred by conversations Trump had with Putin.
Trump’s critics responded to the tweet, expressing exasperation more than incredulity.
“At the end of the day, it’s always Putin First,” wrote conservative commentator and “Never Trumper” Bill Kristol.
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. House of Representatives Dec. 19 of having "invented" a story to "revise" history and impeach President Trump. (Reuters)
“Trump wants us to know that Putin has his back. We know,” tweeted Eric Columbus, a former Justice Department appointee in the Obama administration.
“Putin is a dictator who jails opponents, kills opponents, invades neighbors, interferes in democracies’ elections, etc. I don’t think an American president should be buddying with him. I wonder if Trump defenders are ever (secretly) embarrassed by this stuff. I hope so,” wrote Jay Nordlinger, a senior editor at the right-leaning National Review.
At his annual end-of-the-year news conference on Thursday, Putin was asked about Trump’s impeachment. He called the charges “completely fabricated reasons.”
[[Putin stays in Trump’s corner on impeachment]]
That evening, Russian state media, which follows Putin’s lead, also threw its support behind Trump.
Donald Trump is the third president in U.S. history to face a Senate trial. (The Washington Post)
Popular Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Soloviev gave an impassioned defense of Trump on his evening show, raising his voice several times in a discussion with Atlantic Council expert Ariel Cohen.
“I can’t understand for what reason [Democrats] don’t like Trump,” Soloviev said.
Days earlier, on his two-hour Sunday night program, anchor Dmitry Kiselyov opined about how Hollywood has joined the Democrats in being against Trump, portraying him as “always on the dark side.”
And the state-sponsored Rossiya-1 news channel, which airs Soloviev’s show, recently broadcast segments of Rudolph W. Giuliani’s interview with right-wing channel One America News, in which the president’s personal attorney promoted debunked conspiracy theories about Ukrainian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Read the court records for yourself.
At the city’s federal courthouse on Thursday evening, attorneys for Trump asked a judge to issue an emergency order to stop the count, alleging that all Republican observers had been barred.
Under sharp questioning from Judge Paul S. Diamond, however, they conceded that Trump in fact had “a nonzero number of people in the room,” leaving Diamond audibly exasperated.
“I’m sorry, then what’s your problem?” asked Diamond, who was appointed to the federal bench by President George W. Bush. Denying Trump’s request, Diamond struck a deal for 60 observers from each party to be allowed inside.
At one point on Friday afternoon, 12 Republican observers and five Democrats were watching the count, according to a ballot counter who was working.
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Another Trump lawyer, Jonathan S. Goldstein, was also grilled by a Pennsylvania judge this week. Under questioning, he acknowledged that, contrary to Trump’s claims about rampant voter fraud, he wasn’t alleging fraud in the 592 ballots he sought to disqualify in Montgomery County, Pa.
Again, Trump’s lawyer strained to avoid directly answering the question but was ultimately forced to acknowledge it:
THE COURT: In your petition, which is right before me — and I read it several times — you don’t claim that any electors or the Board of the County were guilty of fraud, correct? That’s correct?
GOLDSTEIN: Your Honor, accusing people of fraud is a pretty big step. And it is rare that I call somebody a liar, and I am not calling the Board of the [Democratic National Committee] or anybody else involved in this a liar. Everybody is coming to this with good faith. The DNC is coming with good faith. We’re all just trying to get an election done. We think these were a mistake, but we think they are a fatal mistake, and these ballots ought not be counted.
THE COURT: I understand. I am asking you a specific question, and I am looking for a specific answer. Are you claiming that there is any fraud in connection with these 592 disputed ballots?
GOLDSTEIN: To my knowledge at present, no.
THE COURT: Are you claiming that there is any undue or improper influence upon the elector with respect to these 592 ballots?
GOLDSTEIN: To my knowledge at present, no.
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THERE IS A TREND HERE, SEE IF YOU CAN SPOT IT.
Another of the Trump team’s claims crumbled rather quickly in Georgia.
In Chatham County, as in Michigan, the Trump campaign cited supposed evidence that 53 late ballots may have been predated so they could be counted. Except two witnesses they called acknowledged under oath that they didn’t know whether the ballots were received after the deadline. And two others for the local board of elections testified that they were, in fact, received on time.
Judge James Bass dismissed the case in a one-sentence, eight-word ruling, saying, “I’m denying the request and dismissing the petition” and abruptly adjourned the hearing. He then elaborated in a written opinion, saying that “the Court finds that there is no evidence that the ballots referenced in the petition were received after 7:00 p.m. on election day, thereby making those ballots invalid. Additionally, there is no evidence that the Chatham County Board of Elections or the Chatham County Board of Registrars has failed to comply with the law.”
The common thread running through all of these is that Trump’s lawyers are regularly offering a significantly more watered-down version of Trump’s claims about rampant voter fraud — because they, unlike Trump, have to substantiate their claims. And as these exchanges show, it’s a rather thankless task that can quickly land them on a judge’s bad side.
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Trump touts Putin’s speaking out against his impeachment
A souvenir shop in Moscow displays Matryoshka dolls featuring President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. (Misha Friedman/AFP/Getty Images)
By Colby Itkowitz and Isabelle Khurshudyan
December 21 at 10:31 AM MT
Late Friday night, minutes before deplaning in Florida for the holidays, President Trump retweeted a link to an article in which Russian President Vladimir Putin defended him against impeachment.
“A total Witch Hunt!” the president tweeted at 10:30 p.m., as he shared a 36-hour-old Associated Press tweet that read: “BREAKING: Russian President Vladimir Putin says U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment is far-fetched and predicts the U.S. Senate will reject it.”
Trump’s boasting of Putin’s support comes a day after The Washington Post reported that White House advisers feared Trump’s belief that Ukraine, not Russia, was responsible for interfering with the 2016 election was spurred by conversations Trump had with Putin.
[[Former White House officials say they feared Putin influenced the president’s views on Ukraine and 2016 campaign]]
Trump’s critics responded to the tweet, expressing exasperation more than incredulity.
“At the end of the day, it’s always Putin First,” wrote conservative commentator and “Never Trumper” Bill Kristol.
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. House of Representatives Dec. 19 of having "invented" a story to "revise" history and impeach President Trump. (Reuters)
“Trump wants us to know that Putin has his back. We know,” tweeted Eric Columbus, a former Justice Department appointee in the Obama administration.
“Putin is a dictator who jails opponents, kills opponents, invades neighbors, interferes in democracies’ elections, etc. I don’t think an American president should be buddying with him. I wonder if Trump defenders are ever (secretly) embarrassed by this stuff. I hope so,” wrote Jay Nordlinger, a senior editor at the right-leaning National Review.
At his annual end-of-the-year news conference on Thursday, Putin was asked about Trump’s impeachment. He called the charges “completely fabricated reasons.”
[[Putin stays in Trump’s corner on impeachment]]
That evening, Russian state media, which follows Putin’s lead, also threw its support behind Trump.
Donald Trump is the third president in U.S. history to face a Senate trial. (The Washington Post)
Popular Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Soloviev gave an impassioned defense of Trump on his evening show, raising his voice several times in a discussion with Atlantic Council expert Ariel Cohen.
“I can’t understand for what reason [Democrats] don’t like Trump,” Soloviev said.
Days earlier, on his two-hour Sunday night program, anchor Dmitry Kiselyov opined about how Hollywood has joined the Democrats in being against Trump, portraying him as “always on the dark side.”
And the state-sponsored Rossiya-1 news channel, which airs Soloviev’s show, recently broadcast segments of Rudolph W. Giuliani’s interview with right-wing channel One America News, in which the president’s personal attorney promoted debunked conspiracy theories about Ukrainian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Trump touts Putin’s speaking out against his impeachment
A souvenir shop in Moscow displays Matryoshka dolls featuring President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. (Misha Friedman/AFP/Getty Images)
By Colby Itkowitz and Isabelle Khurshudyan
December 21 at 10:31 AM MT
Late Friday night, minutes before deplaning in Florida for the holidays, President Trump retweeted a link to an article in which Russian President Vladimir Putin defended him against impeachment.
“A total Witch Hunt!” the president tweeted at 10:30 p.m., as he shared a 36-hour-old Associated Press tweet that read: “BREAKING: Russian President Vladimir Putin says U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment is far-fetched and predicts the U.S. Senate will reject it.”
Trump’s boasting of Putin’s support comes a day after The Washington Post reported that White House advisers feared Trump’s belief that Ukraine, not Russia, was responsible for interfering with the 2016 election was spurred by conversations Trump had with Putin.
[[Former White House officials say they feared Putin influenced the president’s views on Ukraine and 2016 campaign]]
Trump’s critics responded to the tweet, expressing exasperation more than incredulity.
“At the end of the day, it’s always Putin First,” wrote conservative commentator and “Never Trumper” Bill Kristol.
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. House of Representatives Dec. 19 of having "invented" a story to "revise" history and impeach President Trump. (Reuters)
“Trump wants us to know that Putin has his back. We know,” tweeted Eric Columbus, a former Justice Department appointee in the Obama administration.
“Putin is a dictator who jails opponents, kills opponents, invades neighbors, interferes in democracies’ elections, etc. I don’t think an American president should be buddying with him. I wonder if Trump defenders are ever (secretly) embarrassed by this stuff. I hope so,” wrote Jay Nordlinger, a senior editor at the right-leaning National Review.
At his annual end-of-the-year news conference on Thursday, Putin was asked about Trump’s impeachment. He called the charges “completely fabricated reasons.”
[[Putin stays in Trump’s corner on impeachment]]
That evening, Russian state media, which follows Putin’s lead, also threw its support behind Trump.
Donald Trump is the third president in U.S. history to face a Senate trial. (The Washington Post)
Popular Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Soloviev gave an impassioned defense of Trump on his evening show, raising his voice several times in a discussion with Atlantic Council expert Ariel Cohen.
“I can’t understand for what reason [Democrats] don’t like Trump,” Soloviev said.
Days earlier, on his two-hour Sunday night program, anchor Dmitry Kiselyov opined about how Hollywood has joined the Democrats in being against Trump, portraying him as “always on the dark side.”
And the state-sponsored Rossiya-1 news channel, which airs Soloviev’s show, recently broadcast segments of Rudolph W. Giuliani’s interview with right-wing channel One America News, in which the president’s personal attorney promoted debunked conspiracy theories about Ukrainian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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THE DAY DEMOCRACY DIED sung to the Day the Music Died: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ue5F57dZMU
A long long time ago
A Tuesday in November
When that sinking feeling laid us low
And we knew if he had his way
That we’d all live to curse the day
When decency received a fatal blow
His bankruptcies got no attention
Pussy-grabbing — barely mentioned
Promising a great wall
He swore to make tax rates fall
I still remember how I tried
To have sympathy for his third bride
But something rumbled deep inside
The day democracy died
, but...
No, don’t let democracy die
He’s a famous ignoramus — can’t tell truth from a lie
And if he wins we’ll kiss our country goodbye
Singin’ vote for anyone but this guy
Vote for anyone but this guy
Is Putin the one to blame
‘Cause we all know it was not Ukraine
Who lost it by three million strong
And do you believe the shit he says
Repeated by Fox talking heads
We’re quite amazed they fell for such a con
All the red hats at his rallies cheer
But there must be something in the beer
‘Cause if they had a brain
Then they’d know this man’s insane
He was a loser bullied by his Dad
Kept bailing out his debts gone bad
He craved the love he never had
The day democracy died,
so now we’re singin’
No, don’t let democracy die
He’s a famous ignoramus — can’t tell truth from a lie
And if he wins we’ll kiss our country goodbye
Singin’ vote for anyone but this guy
Vote for anyone but this guy
Every four years we all make a choice
And try to unite our divided voice
I guess that’s how it’s always been
Now we find ourselves in this crazy state
In a war to vote for love or hate
And we can’t ever let the darkness win
Oh, dictatorship was not our thing
But electors picked a tyrant king
Impeaches sure taste sweet
Oh but now that’s all history
‘Cause when Moscow Mitch gets on the case
Then honor’s gone without a trace
And we all prayed they’d be replaced
Before democracy dies,
now we’re singin’
No, don’t let democracy die
He’s a famous ignoramus — can’t tell truth from a lie
And if he wins we’ll kiss our country goodbye
Singin’ vote for anyone but this guy
Vote for anyone but this guy
Face it, face it, he’s just a racist
And “white” is what he means by “greatest”
Rich and white is better, I guess
A mobster with a crooked past
Who laundered condos for autocrats
But he can’t outrun the bloodhounds on his tracks
‘Cause the time keeps ticking like a fuse
Fifty-two percent are not amused
Too many to suppress
Who want a White House repossessed
Yeah, we know that right is on our side
And soon we’ll look back full of pride
Together we can reverse the tide
Before democracy dies
, now we’re singin’
No, don’t let democracy die
He’s a famous ignoramus — can’t tell truth from a lie
And if he wins we’ll kiss our country goodbye
Singin’ vote for anyone but this guy
Vote for anyone but this guy
Oh, and when we’re alone in that booth
All generations, age and youth
The time has come to pick the one
So come on, search your heart and search your soul
Don’t flush our planet down a hole
For an orange ass who’s blotting out the sun
Oh, and as I watch him on a stage
His lips — they twist in fits of rage
Playing the victim well
He casts his creepy spell
And as conspiracies on Facebook flow
We flip the page and just say no
Because only sheep would watch that show
And let democracy die
, we’re all singin’
No, don’t let democracy die
He’s a famous ignoramus — can’t tell truth from a lie
And if he wins we’ll kiss our country goodbye
Singin’ vote for anyone but this guy
Vote for anyone but this guy
I met a girl who chose him once
Now she regrets she played the dunce
And she’s a leading activist
I went down to the polling place
Saw lines for miles, all happy-faced
And the crowd there knows who they’re not gonna pick
And on the screens the pundits shriek
A slanted poll, an angry tweet
Hackers interfering
It’s too late for a hearing
Good thing you and I and all our friends
Now realize our life depends
On making sure this madness ends
Before democracy dies
, yeah we’re all singin’
No, don’t let democracy die
He’s a famous ignoramus — can’t tell truth from a lie
And if he wins we’ll kiss our country goodbye
Singin’ vote for anyone but this guy
Vote for anyone but this guy,
we’re all singin’
No, don’t let democracy die
He’s a famous ignoramus — can’t tell truth from a lie
And if he wins we’ll kiss our country goodbye
Singin’ vote for anyone but this guy
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@JobyPanachickal
a. Trump Campaign Promotion of IRA Political Materials
Among the U.S. “leaders of public opinion” targeted by the IRA were various members and surrogates of the Trump Campaign. In total, Trump Campaign affiliates promoted dozens of tweets, posts, and other political content created by the IRA.
- Posts from the IRA-controlled Twitter account @TEN_GOP were cited or retweeted by multiple Trump Campaign officials and surrogates, including Donald J. Trump Jr.,96 Eric
96 See, e.g., @DonaldJTrumpJr 10/26/16 Tweet (“RT @TEN_GOP: BREAKING Thousands of names changed on voter rolls in Indiana. Police investigating #VoterFraud. #DrainTheSwamp.”); @DonaldJTrumpJr 11/2/16 Tweet (“RT @TEN_GOP: BREAKING: #VoterFraud by counting tens of thousands of ineligible mail in Hillary votes being reported in Broward County, Florida.”); @DonaldJTrumpJr 11/8/16 Tweet (“RT @TEN_GOP: This vet passed away last month before he could vote for Trump. Here he is in his #MAGA hat. #voted #ElectionDay.”). Trump Jr. retweeted additional @TEN_GOP content subsequent to the election.
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Trump,97KellyanneConway,98BradParscale,99andMichaelT.Flynn.100 Thesepostsincluded allegations of voter fraud,101 as well as allegations that Secretary Clinton had mishandled classified information.102
- A November 7, 2016 post from the IRA-controlled Twitter account @Pamela_Moore13 was retweeted by Donald J. Trump Jr.103
- On September 19, 2017, President Trump’s personal account @realDonaldTrump responded to a tweet from the IRA-controlled account @10_gop (the backup account of @TEN_GOP, which had already been deactivated by Twitter). The tweet read: “We love you, Mr. President!”104
IRA employees monitored the reaction of the Trump Campaign and, later, Trump Administration officials to their tweets. For example, on August 23, 2016, the IRA- controlled persona “Matt Skiber” Facebook account sent a message to a U.S. Tea Party activist, writing that “Mr. Trump posted about our event in Miami! This is great!”105 The IRA employee included a screenshot of candidate Trump’s Facebook account, which included a post about the August 20, 2016 political rallies organized by the IRA.
Screenshot of Trump Facebook Account (from Matt Skiber)
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e. Donald Trump Jr. Interaction with WikiLeaks
Donald Trump Jr. had direct electronic communications with WikiLeaks during the campaign period. On September 20, 2016, an individual named Jason Fishbein sent WikiLeaks the password for an unlaunched website focused on Trump’s “unprecedented and dangerous” ties
245 During the same interview, Corsi also suggested that he may have sent out public tweets because he knew Assange was reading his tweets. Our Office was unable to find evidence of any such tweets.
246 Corsi 9/21/18 302, at 6-7.
247 Corsi 11/1/18 302, at 6.
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to Russia, PutinTrump.org.252 WikiLeaks publicly tweeted: “‘Let’s bomb Iraq’ Progress for America PAC to launch “PutinTrump.org’ at 9:30am. Oops pw is ‘putintrump’ putintrump.org.” Several hours later, WikiLeaks sent a Twitter direct message to Donald Trump Jr., “A PAC run anti-Trump site putintrump.org is about to launch. The PAC is a recycled pro-Iraq war PAC. We have guessed the password. It is ‘putintrump.’ See ‘About’ for who is behind it. Any comments?”253
Several hours later, Trump Jr. emailed a variety of senior campaign staff:
Guys I got a weird Twitter DM from wikileaks. See below. I tried the password and it works and the about section they reference contains the next pic in terms of who is behind it. Not sure if this is anything but it seems like it’s really wikileaks asking me as I follow them and it is a DM. Do you know the people mentioned and what the conspiracy they are looking for could be? These are just screen shots but it’s a fully built out page claiming to be a PAC let me know your thoughts and if we want to look into it.254
Trump Jr. attached a screenshot of the “About” page for the unlaunched site PutinTrump.org. The next day (after the website had launched publicly), Trump Jr. sent a direct message to WikiLeaks: “Off the record, I don’t know who that is but I’ll ask around. Thanks.”255
On October 3, 2016, WikiLeaks sent another direct message to Trump Jr., asking “you guys” to help disseminate a link alleging candidate Clinton had advocated using a drone to target Julian Assange. Trump Jr. responded that he already “had done so,” and asked, “what’s behind this Wednesday leak I keep reading about?”256 WikiLeaks did not respond.
On October 12, 2016, WikiLeaks wrote again that it was “great to see you and your dad talking about our publications. Strongly suggest your dad tweets this link if he mentions us wlsearch.tk.”257 WikiLeaks wrote that the link would help Trump in “digging through” leaked emails and stated, “we just released Podesta emails Part 4.”258 Two days later, Trump Jr. publicly tweeted the wlsearch.tk link.259
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Trump touts Putin’s speaking out against his impeachment
Late Friday night, minutes before deplaning in Florida for the holidays, President Trump retweeted a link to an article in which Russian President Vladimir Putin defended him against impeachment.
“A total Witch Hunt!” the president tweeted at 10:30 p.m., as he shared a 36-hour-old Associated Press tweet that read: “BREAKING: Russian President Vladimir Putin says U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment is far-fetched and predicts the U.S. Senate will reject it.”
Trump’s boasting of Putin’s support comes a day after The Washington Post reported that White House advisers feared Trump’s belief that Ukraine, not Russia, was responsible for interfering with the 2016 election was spurred by conversations Trump had with Putin.
Trump’s critics responded to the tweet, expressing exasperation more than incredulity.
“At the end of the day, it’s always Putin First,” wrote conservative commentator and “Never Trumper” Bill Kristol.
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. House of Representatives Dec. 19 of having "invented" a story to "revise" history and impeach President Trump. (Reuters)
“Trump wants us to know that Putin has his back. We know,” tweeted Eric Columbus, a former Justice Department appointee in the Obama administration.
“Putin is a dictator who jails opponents, kills opponents, invades neighbors, interferes in democracies’ elections, etc. I don’t think an American president should be buddying with him. I wonder if Trump defenders are ever (secretly) embarrassed by this stuff. I hope so,” wrote Jay Nordlinger, a senior editor at the right-leaning National Review.
At his annual end-of-the-year news conference on Thursday, Putin was asked about Trump’s impeachment. He called the charges “completely fabricated reasons.”
[[Putin stays in Trump’s corner on impeachment]]
That evening, Russian state media, which follows Putin’s lead, also threw its support behind Trump.
Donald Trump is the third president in U.S. history to face a Senate trial. (The Washington Post)
Popular Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Soloviev gave an impassioned defense of Trump on his evening show, raising his voice several times in a discussion with Atlantic Council expert Ariel Cohen.
“I can’t understand for what reason [Democrats] don’t like Trump,” Soloviev said.
Days earlier, on his two-hour Sunday night program, anchor Dmitry Kiselyov opined about how Hollywood has joined the Democrats in being against Trump, portraying him as “always on the dark side.”
And the state-sponsored Rossiya-1 news channel, which airs Soloviev’s show, recently broadcast segments of Rudolph W. Giuliani’s interview with right-wing channel One America News, in which the president’s personal attorney promoted debunked conspiracy theories about Ukrainian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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But what if the Arms Carrying People were not White Militias but Black People? Would you still feel the same? Would you feel threatened, or call them Morons?
The Mulford Act was a 1967 California bill that repealed a law allowing public carrying of loaded firearms. Named after Republican assemblyman Don Mulford, and signed into law by then governor of California, Ronald Reagan, the bill was crafted in response to members of the Black Panther Party who were lawfully conducting armed patrols of Oakland neighborhoods, in what would later be termed copwatching.[1] They garnered national attention after Black Panthers members, bearing arms, marched upon the California State Capitol to protest the bill.[2][3][
AB-1591 was made an “urgency statute” under Article IV, §8(d) of the Constitution of California after “an organized band of men armed with loaded firearms [...] entered the Capitol” on May 2nd, 1967[6]; as such, it required a 2/3 majority in each house. It passed the Assembly (controlled by Democrats 42:38) at subsequent readings, passed the Senate (split 20:20) on July 26th by 29 votes to 7[7], and was signed by Governor Ronald Reagan on July 28th, 1967. The law banned the carrying of loaded weapons in public. [8
Both Republicans and Democrats in California supported increased gun control. Governor Ronald Reagan, who was coincidentally present on the capitol lawn when the protesters arrived, later commented that he saw "no reason why on the street today a citizen should be carrying loaded weapons" and that guns were a "ridiculous way to solve problems that have to be solved among people of good will." In a later press conference, Reagan added that the Mulford Act "would work no hardship on the honest citizen."[9]
Follow up article on how Republicans, Democrats, Klan Members, etc. have all worked together in the past to control guns.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2011/09/the-secret-history-of-guns/308608/
Now for my answer: I believe these people are Morons because they are not carrying a weapon for the purpose of protection but for the purpose of intimidation.
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Republicans put it forward, the NRA sanctioned it, Ronald Reagan Supported it. It is not that I agree with the bill, but the bill shows how different people perceive a threat. For example, towns in the old West reached a point of civilization where they started to outlaw people carrying guns. It was a mark of civility and it was a prevention for gun play in anger or by accident.
When I was in the Army 3 enlisted, 10 as an officer, we were not allowed to carry loaded weapons on base. When I was enlisted 2 soldiers died from gun shot wounds, we were all law abiding citizens. One approached a guard and startled him, the other was cleaning a loaded weapon. Despite everyone’s best efforts bad shit happened. Civilians are worse than soldiers, but prone to the same mistakes of anger, carelessness, alcohol, pride, friendly fire, and machismo.
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DrtyDan
Hitler was a Fascist, Fascist are far right politicly. Treasonous Trump is far right politically. You are far right politically. Therefore you and TT are Fascists. Therefore, YOU would have supported Hitler.
Fascism (/ˈfæʃɪzəm/) is a form of far-right, authoritarian ultranationalism characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition, and strong regimentation of society and of the economy which came to prominence in early 20th-century Europe.
Nazi Party
The National Socialist German Workers' Party, commonly referred to in English as the Nazi Party, was a far-right political party in Germany that was active between 1920 and 1945, that created and supported the ideology of National Socialism. Its precursor, the German Workers' Party, existed from 1919 to 1920.
Your welcome. Next time you need educated on anything, I do mean anything, just let me know. 🤣😂🤣😂
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Trump touts Putin’s speaking out against his impeachment
A souvenir shop in Moscow displays Matryoshka dolls featuring President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. (Misha Friedman/AFP/Getty Images)
By Colby Itkowitz and Isabelle Khurshudyan
December 21 at 10:31 AM MT
Late Friday night, minutes before deplaning in Florida for the holidays, President Trump retweeted a link to an article in which Russian President Vladimir Putin defended him against impeachment.
“A total Witch Hunt!” the president tweeted at 10:30 p.m., as he shared a 36-hour-old Associated Press tweet that read: “BREAKING: Russian President Vladimir Putin says U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment is far-fetched and predicts the U.S. Senate will reject it.”
Trump’s boasting of Putin’s support comes a day after The Washington Post reported that White House advisers feared Trump’s belief that Ukraine, not Russia, was responsible for interfering with the 2016 election was spurred by conversations Trump had with Putin.
[[Former White House officials say they feared Putin influenced the president’s views on Ukraine and 2016 campaign]]
Trump’s critics responded to the tweet, expressing exasperation more than incredulity.
“At the end of the day, it’s always Putin First,” wrote conservative commentator and “Never Trumper” Bill Kristol.
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. House of Representatives Dec. 19 of having "invented" a story to "revise" history and impeach President Trump. (Reuters)
“Trump wants us to know that Putin has his back. We know,” tweeted Eric Columbus, a former Justice Department appointee in the Obama administration.
“Putin is a dictator who jails opponents, kills opponents, invades neighbors, interferes in democracies’ elections, etc. I don’t think an American president should be buddying with him. I wonder if Trump defenders are ever (secretly) embarrassed by this stuff. I hope so,” wrote Jay Nordlinger, a senior editor at the right-leaning National Review.
At his annual end-of-the-year news conference on Thursday, Putin was asked about Trump’s impeachment. He called the charges “completely fabricated reasons.”
[[Putin stays in Trump’s corner on impeachment]]
That evening, Russian state media, which follows Putin’s lead, also threw its support behind Trump.
Donald Trump is the third president in U.S. history to face a Senate trial. (The Washington Post)
Popular Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Soloviev gave an impassioned defense of Trump on his evening show, raising his voice several times in a discussion with Atlantic Council expert Ariel Cohen.
“I can’t understand for what reason [Democrats] don’t like Trump,” Soloviev said.
Days earlier, on his two-hour Sunday night program, anchor Dmitry Kiselyov opined about how Hollywood has joined the Democrats in being against Trump, portraying him as “always on the dark side.”
And the state-sponsored Rossiya-1 news channel, which airs Soloviev’s show, recently broadcast segments of Rudolph W. Giuliani’s interview with right-wing channel One America News, in which the president’s personal attorney promoted debunked conspiracy theories about Ukrainian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Bubbles
Though I agreed, as did most people including Democrats, with stoping non Americans from flying to and from China, it was a half measure at best. Note the words I used very carefully, it was a Ban but not a Travel Ban. All Americans were free to travel back and forth between China and the U.S. Take careful note of that exception. This is a prime example of how Faux news lies, or omits.
Now as for your charge against Hillary. While I am no fan boy of Hillary, she is slimy, she is also smart and skilled. So in summary, we would still have our Pandemic (you can slow it but not stop it), we would have had tests, masks, med supplies, and strong government coordination between state and local government. Truth matters, intelligence matters, competence matters.
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Fred Davis
“Infantroopen Badge, United Shooze, Oranges, you got to get to the oranges of the issue, Franklin Delarno Roosevefelt, Lawmarkers, Asst. Sec. Jerrarrr... Jerarhrr, Hurricane Ermer - Emer - Ermely, U-licious S Grant, Our Armed Forsiva, etc.
All Trumpian Words, The Best Words, No one does it better Worls.
Does Trump have problem with IQ or has he had a stroke?
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@marclewis1199
Your comment ironic as you quote history but only a part of history. In the 50s & 60s a very unusual transformation took place, Republicans started embracing Racism and Democrats Started fighting for Civil Rights - thus the Deep South all became Republicans. The transformation of the Democratic Party was complete by the 70s with the exception of Thurmond from South Carolina. The slow creep of Racism in the Republican Party received additional traction under Nixon. However, though Republicans were resistant to Civil Rights, Racism had not fully taken hold of the party. This waffling on the part of the GOP continued until Newt Gingrich came along in 1995 and Racism and a substantial drift to the right occurred within the GOP. The next touch point for the GOP was 2009 and the formation of the Tea Party. From this point on the base GOP started to drift further towards Rightwing Extremism. Obama, a Black/White Man put Rightwing Extremism over the top, and the GOP Base voted accordingly - thus Trump and Trumpism, a mix of racism and Rightwing Extremism.
It is no fluke that 100% of Klan Members, Proud Boys, Neo Nazis, Militias, and White Supremacy Groups Support Trump.
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InCogNito
The Trump campaign also sought to temporarily stop counting some ballots in Detroit. It cited a GOP poll watcher who had said she had been told by an unidentified person that late mail ballots were being predated to before Election Day, so they would be considered valid.
The judge repeatedly asserted this was hearsay, but Trump campaign lawyer Thor Hearne sought to argue that it wasn’t — despite it having been someone who said they heard about something they weren’t personally involved in. He pointed to a vague note the poll watcher produced — which said “entered receive date as 11/2/20 on 11/4/20” — as evidence:
STEPHENS: So I want to make sure I understand you. The affiant is not the person who had knowledge of this. Is that correct?
HEARNE: The affiant had direct firsthand knowledge of the communication with the elections inspector and the document they provided them.
STEPHENS: Okay, which is generally known as hearsay, right?
HEARNE: I would not think that’s hearsay, Your Honor. That’s firsthand personal knowledge by the affiant of what she physically observed. And we included an exhibit which is a physical copy of the note that she was provided.
The two later returned to the point, after Stephens reviewed the note, and Stephens echoed Judge Diamond’s exasperation:
STEPHENS: I’m still trying to understand why this isn’t hearsay.
HEARNE: Well, it’s, it, I –
STEPHENS: I absolutely understand what the affiant says she heard someone say to her. But the truth of the matter … that you’re going for was that there was an illegal act occurring. Because other than that I don’t know what its relevancy is.
HEARNE: Right. I would say, Your Honor, in terms of the hearsay point, this is a firsthand factual statement made by Ms. Connarn, and she has made that statement based on her own firsthand physical evidence and knowledge --
STEPHENS: “I heard somebody else say something.” Tell me why that’s not hearsay. Come on, now.
HEARNE: Well it’s a firsthand statement of her physical –
STEPHENS: It’s an out-of-court statement offered where the truth of the matter is asserted, right?
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InCogNito
A major law firm withdrew overnight from a Trump campaign case in Pennsylvania seeking to have mail-in ballots thrown out, in the latest blow to the president’s efforts to challenge the 2020 election result in court.
The Ohio-based Porter Wright Morris & Arthur firm, which brought a suit on Monday alleging that the use of mail-in ballots had created “an illegal two-tiered voting system” in the state, abruptly withdrew from that case in a memo to the court.
“Plaintiffs and Porter Wright have reached a mutual agreement that plaintiffs will be best served if Porter Wright withdraws,” the memo said. The lead lawyer in the case, the Pittsburgh-based Ronald L Hicks Jr, did not immediately reply to a request for comment. The news was first reported by the New York Times.
Separately, lawyers for the Trump campaign withdrew a lawsuit in Arizona, conceding that the case would not move enough votes to change the election result in the state. “Since the close of yesterday’s hearing, the tabulation of votes statewide has rendered unnecessary a judicial ruling as to the presidential electors,” Trump lawyer Kory Langhofer told an Arizona state court, in news first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
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PrisonKilljoy
Did you not read the stats? More than 86% of politically motivated gun murders are right wing nuts. And since Treasonous Trump the pace of deaths has increased 200%. By the way , are you former combat military? I am. Benghazi was a very unfortunate miss calculation on the part of the State Department Planners and the Military Planners. A similar situation happened under TT in Nigeria called the Tongo Ambush. Four American Special Forces soldiers died because they were sent out unsupported with no assets available to assist if needed. Poor planning by the State Department, Disregard for soldiers lives by the President TT, and poor Military Planning. Should TT have been investigated 6 different times for Nigeria? Or should he have been given a pass like he was because he is clueless. I vote for clueless.
I despised Hillary, though smart, she is a part of the Swamp - slimy. TT on the other hand is America’s worst nightmare. He is the 5th horse of the Apocalypse and the Swamp Combined. TT is the most corrupt, immoral, narcissistic, racist, fascist leaning, incompetent president America has ever witnessed. If given another four years he will destroy America, its economy, our Constitution, our rule of law, and he might even morph into the Antichrist. Personally I expected the Antichrist to be a lot smarter.
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Chris Tamblyn
I think I know what you are talking about. Cuomo must have said something. Chris I don’t know what your hang up on the lethality of Covid is. Most experts toss out a number of 2%, but they almost always tell you it will be some time before a good number can be derived. Take America, one Web site say 1.06 cases currently and 61,342 deaths. IF (conditional word) those numbers are relatively correct then the fatality rate is roughly 5.7. Odds are the cases recorded are grossly undercounted due to grossly inadequate testing.
On another note, there have been several interesting articles on Covid Blood Clots, Covid Toe, Covid Rashes, Some children getting Covid, Covid Heart attacks, and Covid Damaging Organs. You might be interested.
Bottom line Cuomo is no more a Virologist/Contagious Disease Expert than Trump is a Scientist. Until I see sufficient credible evidence to the contrary, I am comfortable with the 2% estimate. Many good scientists/doctors like Fauci are not in this for politics but for science and public service.
If you come up with a good article, like the MIT one, I will gladly read it.
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Charisma 101
Let us clear up a few issues before I respond. Yes, I have read the Bible and continue to do so. Yes, I attend church and a believer in God and our savior Jesus. Now to respond:
At fist, my inclination was to point out to you the many passages, primarily in the Old Testament - some in the New , that absolutely are appalling. My intent was to show you that the feeble mind of man was at work here. My next inclination was to go into the history of the Bible. How the Bible became what we know it as today. Who wrote what and probably when. What surviving manuscripts, and fragments, allowed us to form gospels. How the Bible was translated from Greek to Latin to English, etc. We could talk about the various early Bishops who championed various gospels and those who lost. Finally, we could have a rousing debate over Constantin and the Council(s) of Nicaea. But in the end I believe God wants me to tell you a more personal story.
I grew up in a very religious and conservative family. I, like you, was taught that Homosexuality was a major sin. As I progressed through life I stared to come in contact, and become friends with , these so called sinners. I listened to their stories of anguish trying to fight who they were born to be. I began to understand that God did not give them a choice to be Heterosexual. I began to understand that Homosexuality shows up in nature and is therefore a mistake of nature ( or a mistake of nature as we understand “normal”).
I truly wrestled with this conundrum. Many gays I have know are good Christian people. They do not want to be forsaken by God but also can not deny the nature God gave them. Homosexuality is not just about sex, it is more about who you love.
In the end I realized that sin is derived from freewill. We choose to harm others , or society, and therefore commit sin. Gay people are not given freewill on there sexual orientation any more than you were.
On another note, being a student of history and all of its tragedies, I fear for the Conservative Evangelicals. I believe they are on a path that allows the Devil to do/be evil (through Conservative Evangelical Preachers) in the name of God. History is full of so called heretics being burned at the stake, of wars of religion, persecutions, and inquisitions. Our evil nature’s drive us to judgement and an abuse of our powers overs others. I fear that Conservative Evangelicals have fallen for an Antichrist like figure (Trump) are being led astray. I fear that all of these Televangelists are milking the masses of their monies by appealing to their baser instincts. I fear that Conservative Evangelicals are destroying our democracy and are leading us into the hands of a would be dictator.
I wish you well, and May God’s love and Jesus’s Salvation guide you through out your life.
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Mustang Dave
Well, well, well, Jar Head, (If you were a Jar Head and I have my doubts) the violent nature of a MAGA Maggot is strong in you. Let us, together, pick apart your last rant:
1. “Never Served” Not so my little friend, many more years than you (If in fact you ever served).
2. “NAZIS as Socialists” A grain of truth (the word shows up is the name) but far from Truth - which is a trade mark of MAGA Maggots. Let us look more closely at NAZI philosophy.
National Socialism (German: Nationalsozialismus), more commonly known as Nazism (/ˈnɑːtsiɪzəm, ˈnæt-/),[1] is the ideology and practices associated with the Nazi Party—officially the National Socialist German Workers' Party (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei or NSDAP)—in Nazi Germany, and of other far-right groups with similar ideas and aims.
Nazism is a form of fascism and showed that ideology's disdain for liberal democracy and the parliamentary system, but also incorporated fervent antisemitism, anti-communism, anti-socialism, scientific racism, and eugenics into its creed. Its extreme nationalism came from Pan-Germanism and the ethno-nationalist völkisch movement prominent in the German nationalism of the time, and it was strongly influenced by the Freikorps paramilitary groups that emerged after Germany's defeat in World War I, from which came the party's "cult of violence" that was "at the heart of the movement."[2]
Nazism subscribed to pseudo-scientific theories of racial hierarchy[3] and Social Darwinism, identifying the Germans as a part of what the Nazis regarded as an Aryan or Nordic master race.[4] It aimed to overcome social divisions and create a German homogeneous society based on racial purity which represented a people's community (Volksgemeinschaft). The Nazis aimed to unite all Germans living in historically German territory, as well as gain additional lands for German expansion under the doctrine of Lebensraum and exclude those who they deemed either community aliens or "inferior" races.
The term "National Socialism" arose out of attempts to create a nationalist redefinition of "socialism", as an alternative to both Marxist international socialism and free market capitalism. Nazism rejected the Marxist concepts of class conflict and universal equality, opposed cosmopolitan internationalism, and sought to convince all parts of the new German society to subordinate their personal interests to the "common good", accepting political interests as the main priority of economic organization,[5] which tended to match the general outlook of collectivism or communitarianism rather than economic socialism.
Their are several important words you should pay attention too. Nationalism, Far Right or Alt Right, Violent, Racist, Cultish Leadership, Anti-Communism, Anti-Socialism, etc.
Essential Nazism is everything you stand for. Sorry to call you a Moron, but any non Moron would know that Nazism/Fascism is a disease of the Right.
So back to my original point: Why do you hate everything America Stands for?
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T Ballstaedt
1. Mueller Report Vol 1: In this report Treasonous and his Campaign Officials (6 who have been convicted of serious crimes) worked with, sought help from, received help from, met with over 32 times, the GRU Russian Spy Agency (formerly known as the KGB). Did not rise to the level of criminal conspiracy but still a betrayal of America (Betrayal is a Synonym for Treason)
2. Treasonous Trump’s Helsinki speech with Vladimir Putin. Despite being told by the CIA, NSA, DIA, and FBI that Putin and his GRU was behind hacking of the DNC and providing material support to his Campaign, Trump still took Putin’s word that it want Russia. Very, Very, Odd. A Betrayal of our American Agencies and maybe treasonous in nature.
3. TT betrayed his oath of office by trying to extort Ukraine for personal gain. If Hunter Biden is guilty of a crime then the Justice Department is the proper Agency - at this point no one can say what the crime might be. That is not how American justice works.
4. TT betrayed the Kurds and American National interests. Why, because TT has a very, very, odd relationship with Putin. TT will do some really strange things to please Putin. Examples: Helsinki speech, TTs fawning praise of Putin, TT trying to overturn the Magnitski Act at the beginning of his presidency - that was more than likely the message that Flynn and Sessions carried to the Russians in their secret contacts.
So yes, Treason is an apt and very appropriate word. Far more scandalous than any “Re Set Button” could ever hope to be.
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Censored 1
Boy I wish the Main Stream Media had fact checked with you before they wrote this article - how embarrassing.
KHOST, Afghanistan — An American drone strike on a car carrying a woman who had just given birth in southeastern Afghanistan left five people dead, including the mother, three of her relatives and the driver, Afghan officials and family members said on Sunday.
The strike in the Alisher District of Khost Province occurred either late Friday night or early Saturday, they said. The woman, Malana, 25, had given birth to a son, her second child, at home. But her health had deteriorated soon after and relatives had been taking her to a clinic. On their way home, their vehicle was hit
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T Ballstaedt
Fascism is a RightWing phenomena that always leads to a dictator but with property rights for the Oligarchs and table scraps for the masses - examples Hitler, Mussolini, Franco etc. Far LeftWing Socialism, historically has lead to state owned Assets re directed for the personal enrichment of the Political Elite (AKA Oligarchs) - examples Chavez of Venezuela. Note: The use of the word Socialist is very murky as many countries exposing socialism are really just Dictators claiming to care about their populous. However, several Western European countries are Socialist Democracies and very successful. Communism I believe we both agree always leads to a Dictator.
In the end it is all about balancing incentives, property rights, taxes, healthcare, opportunities, regulations, welfare, military spending, research, and insuring no one group can game the system. There is a sweet spot in Capitalism and Socialism that works for the largest number of citizens - any divination outside of the Bell Curve leads to unrest. In my opinion America has deviated outside of the Bell Curve towards Crony Capitalism and needs a Rosevelt to bring us back in line. I see TT as a part of the problem - instead of Draining the Swamp he is setting himself up as Swamp King Maker. TTs actions speak even louder than his words. He is filling our Agencies with people who care little for science or facts, but are loyal to TT and are willing to swim against the tide of reason - global warming, fracking, pollution, cancer causing chemicals, etc.
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Trump touts Putin’s speaking out against his impeachment
Late Friday night, minutes before deplaning in Florida for the holidays, President Trump retweeted a link to an article in which Russian President Vladimir Putin defended him against impeachment.
“A total Witch Hunt!” the president tweeted at 10:30 p.m., as he shared a 36-hour-old Associated Press tweet that read: “BREAKING: Russian President Vladimir Putin says U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment is far-fetched and predicts the U.S. Senate will reject it.”
Trump’s boasting of Putin’s support comes a day after The Washington Post reported that White House advisers feared Trump’s belief that Ukraine, not Russia, was responsible for interfering with the 2016 election was spurred by conversations Trump had with Putin.
Trump’s critics responded to the tweet, expressing exasperation more than incredulity.
“At the end of the day, it’s always Putin First,” wrote conservative commentator and “Never Trumper” Bill Kristol.
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. House of Representatives Dec. 19 of having "invented" a story to "revise" history and impeach President Trump. (Reuters)
“Trump wants us to know that Putin has his back. We know,” tweeted Eric Columbus, a former Justice Department appointee in the Obama administration.
“Putin is a dictator who jails opponents, kills opponents, invades neighbors, interferes in democracies’ elections, etc. I don’t think an American president should be buddying with him. I wonder if Trump defenders are ever (secretly) embarrassed by this stuff. I hope so,” wrote Jay Nordlinger, a senior editor at the right-leaning National Review.
At his annual end-of-the-year news conference on Thursday, Putin was asked about Trump’s impeachment. He called the charges “completely fabricated reasons.”
[[Putin stays in Trump’s corner on impeachment]]
That evening, Russian state media, which follows Putin’s lead, also threw its support behind Trump.
Donald Trump is the third president in U.S. history to face a Senate trial. (The Washington Post)
Popular Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Soloviev gave an impassioned defense of Trump on his evening show, raising his voice several times in a discussion with Atlantic Council expert Ariel Cohen.
“I can’t understand for what reason [Democrats] don’t like Trump,” Soloviev said.
Days earlier, on his two-hour Sunday night program, anchor Dmitry Kiselyov opined about how Hollywood has joined the Democrats in being against Trump, portraying him as “always on the dark side.”
And the state-sponsored Rossiya-1 news channel, which airs Soloviev’s show, recently broadcast segments of Rudolph W. Giuliani’s interview with right-wing channel One America News, in which the president’s personal attorney promoted debunked conspiracy theories about Ukrainian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Dearly Diane I am not so sure Hillary can’t be bought but not to this level. This is Democrat problem but a Republican cardinal sin. The free market does not work in our current Health Care System. All the Aces in the deck are held by Drug Companies, Hospitals, Health Care Providers, and Insurance Companies.
I had a bad reaction to a new drug I was to start and we called 911. My wife could not get me to the car and thus hospital. After receiving a shot that countered my reaction everything was good. Went home within an hour of the shot. In summary, $1,500 for ambulance, $2.000 for the 5 minutes it to the doctor to give me a shot, and $5,000 for the 2 hour hospital stay. I say Bullshit on the outrageous cost of care. Next time, God forbid, I think I will just take my chances.
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@opinionsarelikebuttholes4458
The claim from the 2 is that the Precincts have inconsistencies or are out of balance. This is always the case, and can be due to a bubble not fully being filed in, a ballot not recording for what ever reason, a double feed, etc. It's called a margin of error, you live with this margin of error daily and are surrounded by it. The real question is how large is the margin of error? Over 10s of thousands of votes, and you are only out of balance by 2 - your team did a damm good job. Now if your vote tally is within 500 votes, like it was in Bush v Gore in Florida, then you want to go over everything with a fine tooth comb. If you have a overwhelming lead like Biden in Michigan 2020 or Trump Michigan 2016 then it is a waste of time to get down in the weeds.
As for the character of the two Republican Canvassers there are issues. Mrs. Palmer Claimed her only concern was the 1 or 2 vote out of balance precincts, she certified the vote with a promise for an audit of those precincts that were out of balance, but only in minor insignificant ways. Within 24, hours of Trump calling Mrs. Palmer she tried to rescind her vote - how do you explain this.
Now Mr. Hartman, the other Republican Canvasser, has a massive character issue:
"Mr. Hartmann had filled his Facebook page with false allegations and conspiracy theories that the vote was manipulated against the president. One post included allegations about malfeasance in Detroit that a judge has called “not credible,” and another featured a video promoting a cornucopia of fraud allegations — including against Detroit — that have unraveled in court or been debunked by election officials. Mr. Hartmann also promoted a video from the right-wing cable network One America News that Facebook flagged as having “false information” about the coronavirus death rate.
Tuesday’s inflammatory meeting also drew attention to Mr. Hartmann’s social media feeds, where old posts showed racist depictions of President Barack Obama, whom Mr. Hartmann once referred to as a “Muslim President” (Mr. Obama is Christian)."
Bottom Line, Trump always has been Corrupt and a Serial Liar and now he is taking extraordinary actions to further attack our Democratic Institutions. Which raises the question I present to you: When push comes to shove, do you value our American Democracy than you value your Cult Membership to Trump?
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